New Design Launches: Wicker, Ceramics, Rugs, and Wine Cabinets
Galerie Magazine's Object Edit column highlights the latest noteworthy design launches. Ward + Gray introduces Boheme, a collection of wicker furnishings handwoven in Indonesia, including Theo side tables, Bodie poufs, and a backgammon table, inspired by their interior projects. Tina Vaia Studio presents Ceniza, a ten-piece ceramic serveware collection in velvety black clay with matte exteriors and glossy interiors, hand-shaped in Valencia. Heidi Caillier launches a collection of 37 rugs for Joon Loloi, featuring vintage-inspired patterns and earthy colors, photographed in a Colorado cabin. Gaggenau unveils wine climate cabinets with infrared sensors and automotive tempering, available in 110 or 68 bottle capacities. Lemon revives the Tsu capsule, four pieces of Japanese furnishings rediscovered after 20 years, including the Su hall table and Tori coat stand.
Key facts
- Ward + Gray launched Boheme, a wicker collection handwoven in Indonesia.
- Boheme includes Theo side tables, Bodie poufs, and a backgammon table.
- Tina Vaia Studio released Ceniza, a ten-piece black clay serveware collection.
- Ceniza pieces have matte exteriors and glossy interiors, made with chamotte.
- Heidi Caillier designed 37 rugs for Joon Loloi with vintage-inspired patterns.
- Gaggenau introduced wine climate cabinets with infrared sensors and capacities up to 110 bottles.
- Lemon revived the Tsu capsule, four Japanese furnishings preserved for over 20 years.
- The Tsu collection includes the Su hall table and Tori coat stand.
Entities
Artists
- Christie Ward
- Staver Gray
- Tina Vaia
- Heidi Caillier
- Kevin Frankental
- Jaco van Staden
- Sven Baacke
Institutions
- Ward + Gray
- Boheme
- Tina Vaia Studio
- Joon Loloi
- Gaggenau
- Lemon
- Pierre Frey
- Galerie Magazine
Locations
- New York
- United States
- Indonesia
- Valencia
- Spain
- Seattle
- Colorado
- Carmel-by-the-Sea
- Japan
- Amsterdam
- Netherlands
- Cape Town
- South Africa